Stryke
Stryke (formerly Dopex) is a decentralized options trading protocol on Arbitrum.
What is Stryke?
Stryke (formerly Dopex) is a decentralized options protocol that offers on-chain options trading for BTC, ETH, ARB, and other crypto assets. The protocol is designed to cater to both retail and professional option traders. Stryke features intraday options with best-in-class pricing, exercisable at any time, allowing traders to profit from rapid market volatility. It also operates the first cross-chain options market, harnessing LayerZero and Chainlink's CCIP for seamless trading across blockchains. The protocol builds on-chain options liquidity through composable integrations with existing LP positions from Uniswap, PancakeSwap, and other DEXs. Trading activity on Stryke is entirely on-chain and transparent, leaving users in complete control over their funds and trades.
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